Desperate Belle Fourche Bank Robbery Ends with Capture
Four masked men robbed the Belle Fourche bank as Cashier Marble was wounded at the vault entrance. A posse pursued the fugitives, robber Thomas Day captured near town, others at the Three Ranch and Deadwood jail. One robber surrendered after a running fight. Casualties included Walter Gay shot in the cheek with minor injuries. Another unknown man killed in a separate incident. Abduction case of Mise Maing shocks Downey, California.
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Butte County
Belle Fourche
Marble
Giles
A. Giles
Walter Gay
Gay .&. Sons
Arthur
Los Angeles
Cal
Downey
Mise Maing
Bloody Tragedy at Chicago Ends in Staged Family Killing
William HFs. Opp, foreman at Pullman glazing, armed with razor and revolver, attacked Dr. and Mrs. Rankin and family at their home. He fought Dr. Rankin, was shot through the side after wounding the doctor and cutting Mrs. Rankin, and left the scene before responders arrived. Dr. Rankin, 70, likely to die from his injuries.
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Chicago
William Hfs. Opp
Pullman Company
Andrew C. Rankin
Copp
Jubilee Down In Kentucky Tragedy Sparks Family Feud
In Lancaster Kentucky on the public square Marion Sebastian was killed by five gunshots, with S D Turner and Jack Turner and an unknown party implicated. A coroner's jury found Turner the principal shooter, and noted Turner’s marriage into Sebastian’s family and prior suits. A second report from New York added a mutilated body case, and a Kentucky incident at Vanceburg ended with a deadly shootout at a picnic involving Tom Logan and Wyatt Cooper.
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Cooper
Logan
Lancaster
Marion Sebastian
S. D
Jack Turner
S. D. Turner
Sebastian
J. P. Nave
Nave
Turner
Naye
Jack
Vanceburg
Tom Logan
Wyatt Cooper
Dynamite Attack Adds to Kentucky Jail Trial Tension
In Franklin Kentucky a Black man, George Dinning, awaiting trial for the killing of Jodie Conn, faces a guard as militia units arrive. A dynamite bomb exploded near the jail during the night, causing limited damage while Lieutenant F L Gordon fires at the assailants. Nearby in Mississippi, Parry Gilliam, accused of robbing a white woman, is found dead after a lynching near Aberdeen following capture at Monroe County jail.
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Franklin
George Dinning
Jodie Conn
Frankfort
F. L. Gordon
Mississippi
Aberdeen
Miss
Parry Gilliam
Monroe County
Okolona
Ex-Gov Boies Clarifies Free Silver Stance in Letter
Ex Governor Boies explains to Colonel Fox that his position on free silver remains unchanged though he renounced the 16 to 1 ratio publicly. He insists the Dubuque plank sought at last year’s convention reflects his views and urges abandoning extreme free coinage demands to have any chance of success.
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Waterloo
Boies
Fox
Des Moines
Dubuque
League baseball scores from Chicago June 29
In New York Baltimore edged New York 4 to 2 while Philadelphia defeated Washington 6 to 0. Cleveland routed Pittsburgh 12 to 2 and Boston beat Brooklyn 9 to 8. Chicago lost to Louisville 7 to 2. St Louis game rain shortened. Western League results: Detroit defeated Indianapolis 20 to 5. Columbus beat Grand Rapids 12 to 8. Milwaukee swept Minneapolis 12 to 4. Western Association: Des Moines defeated Dubuque 8 to 5. St Joseph beat Rockford 8 to 1.
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Pittsburg
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Brooklyn
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St. Louis
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Columbus
Grand Rapids
Milwaukee
Mineapolis
Western Association
Des Moines
Dubuque
St. Joseph
Rockford
Illinois Division Wheelmen Meet Seeks Road Book
Springfield June 29 The Illinois division of the League of American Wheelmen met in Representatives' Hall. Secretary Treasurer Root said the year was not as prosperous as expected and a road book is in progress but not ready for months. He believes membership could rise to 10 000 with publication effort.
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Springfield
Ills
Illinois
League of American Wheelmen
Representatives’ Hall
Root
Boy dies after hedge crawl with rifle in Curba Iils
A boy named Joe Smith from Curba Iils was found dead after crawling through a hedge and pulling a rifle muzzle first. A St. Louis inventor plans a trolley air ship line to Chicago. An Iowa legislature extraordinary session convenes Thursday afternoon. Mayville Wisconsin bank incorporated with 35000 capital. Ex-Land Commissioner 5. W. Lamoroux holds 275 shares. Mrs Zella Howes Mendon Mich quilts with 3360 pieces from her dresses, many wartime. Des Moines movement to consolidate four banks with 500000 capital. Robert J. Powley executed in Auburn for wife murder. Minnie Rose, 20, commits suicide after tornado trauma. Eleanor Ironworks strike ends at 2.75 per ton pudling. Senate confirms Thomas C. Dawson as secretary of legation in Rio de Janeiro. Solana church wall collapse kills nine, injures many. Peter B McNally plans Dover to Calais swim July 4. One local United Garment Workers union joins Debs Social Democracy.
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Curba
Iils
St. Louis
Chicago
Iowa
Mayville
Wis
W. Lamoroux
Zella Howes
Mendon
Mich
Des Moines
Iowa National
Bankers’ State
Polk County Savings
Auburn
N. Y
Niagara Falls
Minnie Rose
Louis Rose
C. and L. Rose Curing
Paris
Hollidaysburg
Senate
Thomas C. Dawson
Towa
Rio de Janeiro
Solana
Ciudad Real
Spain
Peter
McNally
Boston
England
France
English Channel
Dover
Calais
United Garment Workers of America
Debs’ Social Democracy
Argentine Tariff Critique at Pan American Commerce Meet
Carlos Lix Klett of Argentina condemned the U.S. tariff bill during a Chamber of Commerce talk in Cincinnati. He warned higher duties on wool and hides would sever Latin American trade, urging Washington to remove obstacles to closer ties and urging Argentina to raise protective tariffs if needed.
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Cincinnati
Carlos Lix Klett
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Philadelphia
Latin America
Senate finance committee discusses coal rates and Canada pact
Republican senators met at the Arlington hotel to debate coal duties and a reciprocal arrangement with Canada. Views favored a 40 cent per ton rate to open western coal markets in Canada, amid speculation the Liberal ministry might align duties with the United States. A final decision was deferred to today, with some predicting 67 1/2 cents per ton and no reciprocal treaty. Also discussed was plaster rock or gypsum, now free but eyed for a $1 per ton duty. Dr Frank Gunsaulus is seriously ill with sciatic rheumatism and nervous prostration and was moved to Alma sanitarium.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Arlington Hotel
Dominion of Canada
Canada
Liberal
Dominion
United States
Chicago
Frank Gunsaulus
Plymouth Congregational Church
Alma
Mich
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